Less than a week after 1.1.0, EmDash 1.2 is here. The editor becomes a writing surface, videos drop straight into the text, and a site moves to a new domain without passkey chaos. What the update brings and what to check first.
The WordPress import brings every ACF value along, but repeaters arrive split up and images and relationships point to old WordPress IDs. I show how a small script turns them into real EmDash fields, and what's still manual work.
Is EmDash worth it for agencies that look after lots of WordPress sites? An honest comparison: where EmDash shines, where WordPress is still ahead and how to run a pilot without risk.
You know WordPress and you're looking for the Appearance menu in the EmDash admin? I'll show you where posts, media, menus, plugins and settings ended up, explain the terms that are new to you, and tell you what simply isn't there.
I set up an EmDash site the way someone new to it would: create it locally, run the setup, publish a first post and deploy it to Cloudflare. Here is the path with measured times, and the places where you can get stuck.
An EmDash site needs backups too. I show you what the built-in backup does, what D1 Time Travel, the site package and a SQL dump cover, and which one actually gets you back on your feet.